If you’ve been following The Measured Mom since the beginning, you know I have a weakness for count and clip cards. They’re simple to make, fun to do, and teach a few important skills in one activity. Plus, they’re so easy to customize for the seasons! In honor of October, I’ve created another preschool counting printable: Monster Count & Clip Cards. But rest assured, there’s nothing scary about these adorable little creatures!
Preschool counting printable
My Three really enjoys these. We stick with just numbers 1-10. He tends to point all over the place when counting. Today we worked at counting all the monsters in a row and then moving to the next row. This was a little challenging because every time I tried to show him, my independent little guy (read: stubborn!) insisted, “No, I want to do it myself!”
We’ll get there. 🙂
He’s showing a lot of improvement at counting cards. I love that he’s practicing quite a few important skills:
- counting
- one-to-one correspondence
- number recognition
- fine motor (pinching that clothespin!)
Even though my Three can’t count groups past ten yet, I like to make my cards go up to 20 for the benefit of older preschoolers. My Five practiced counting the larger sets.
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Tiffany
How cute! My daughter will love these. She’s into happy monsters right now. 🙂
Anna Geiger
I hope you get a chance to use them, Tiffany! Thanks so much for stopping by.
Amie M
Thanks for linking this up to the Weekly Kids Co-Op! I have pinned this to my Monster board and I am featuring this post in this week’s Kids Co-Op post on Triple T Mum 🙂
Anna Geiger
Thank you so much for the feature, Amie!
Annette Belnap
I love this idea! I have made something similar but it’s fun with the monsters for Halloween! Great idea. I have shared this post as part of our Hearts for Home Blog Hop and Link Party that will be live tomorrow! You can see it here: http://tipsfromatypicalmom.blogspot.com
Anna Geiger
Thanks so much for sharing, Annette!
Monica
Adorable Printables! Featuring this at Family Fun Friday!
Monica
http://www.happyandblessedhome.com/category/family-fun/
Anna Geiger
Thanks, Monica 🙂
Ibune Aufa
I Like it so much, thank you… 🙂
Anna Geiger
You’re very welcome, Ibune!
Jill
Cute! I just love clip cards! They are fun and easy for younger learners to learn from. Thank you for sharing and for linking up this week to the Thoughtful Spot Weekly Blog Hop 🙂
Anna Geiger
Thanks so much for checking it out!
Nicole
Lo……ve you site so much! Thank you for sharing all your excellent works~~~~~~
Anna Geiger
Thank you, Nicole!
Sally
Hello from China! I am a Canadian teacher living in China for the year. Thank you so much for your insightful articles and ideas. I will be putting them to good use here at our school!
Anna Geiger
I’m very glad to hear that, Sally! Thanks so much for your comment.
Pamela
Hello, I just want to say, thank you so much for all your amazing resources! I have had your monster 100’s chart and the mini monsters that go with it and the 1-100 flash cards. I didn’t even know these clippie cards existed! My children love the monsters theme! I have used it for my 6 year old, still use it for her and now my 4 year old. He loves to feed the monsters some glass pebbles he has. He must feed them the right amount of pebbles that match the card to keep monsters happy. We really enjoy them, thank you so much x
Khin May Phyu
So cute they are .Thank you .
Anna G
I’m glad you like them!
Tracie L Schiwart
Hello, Is there any way to get the counting cards larger. I teach children who have visual impairments and to have some of these counting cards as large as a half sheet up to a whole sheet of paper for my kiddos would be amazing.
Anna G
Hi Tracie! That might be something you could figure out with your printer’s settings, but I don’t know for sure if/how it would work.
Michelle
My son really wants to get the monster count card ,thanks so much!